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A Notice to Landlord is a crucial legal document used in Swiss tenancy relationships to formally communicate a tenant's intention to end a lease agreement. This document must strictly comply with Swiss federal law (particularly the Code of Obligations) and cantonal regulations, which may require the use of official forms. The notice must be provided within specific timeframes, typically three months for residential properties and six months for commercial properties, unless otherwise specified in the lease agreement. The Notice to Landlord must include precise details about the property, parties involved, and termination date, and in Switzerland, it must be delivered through appropriate channels, often via registered mail. This document is essential for properly concluding rental agreements and initiating the process of property handover and deposit return.

1. Sender Details: Full name and current address of the tenant(s)

2. Recipient Details: Full name and address of the landlord or property management company

3. Property Identification: Clear identification of the rental property including full address and any relevant unit numbers

4. Date: Current date and location

5. Notice Declaration: Clear statement of intention to terminate the lease

6. Termination Date: Specific date when the lease will end, ensuring compliance with notice periods

7. Request for Property Inspection: Proposed timing for final property inspection

8. Return of Deposit: Reference to security deposit return process

9. Signature Block: Space for tenant signature(s) and date